Looking for a Good PC Case

[CrzJeff]

After watching Linus's video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLX54ounENY 

I wanna purchase a new PC case that has lesser dust, I'm gonna put my PC case on the ground but I don't know which one I should go for.. 

Any recommendation on a (ATX) Mid to Full Tower PC case that has good airflow and dust resistant? Budget: $100 or below

[emosun]

there are no dust resistant cases , just ones you clean less often. 

the dust will either be in the machine or caked on the filters , either way there will be dust. 

[dgsddfgdfhgs]

if you dont mind the look, any case and add a huge insect net covering it.

or

use passive cooled parts (fanless)

[A1Mike_W]

1 hour ago, emosun said:

there are no dust resistant cases , just ones you clean less often.

What happened to this? 

As for legit case suggestions, I'd recommend giving the gamersnexus chart a glance. The noise and temp graphs really help in choosing a case above all the gimmicky stuff. (https://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/3397-best-and-worst-pc-cases-of-2018)

Most cases are dust RESISTANT nowadays, but there's nothing dust-proof so you'd have to give it a clean every few months at least. 

[NineEyeRon]

My Fractal case is barley collecting any dust inside. It’s not easy to clean the front filter though, which I have to do this week as it’s dust cleaning time.

 

The bottom filter, which form me is passive intake/psu filter, collects plenty and is easy to clean.

[meenmeen1103]

Suffering from PC on floor syndrome about doubles it's dirtiness. That said, next thing for dust reduction is to run cooler hardware, or to make the hardware run cooler by removing overclock/underclocking so that fan speeds are lower. Lower fan speeds = less air moved = less dust collected. Having an easily removable filter is a huge bonus.